Choosing the Right Dog > Herding Breeds and Neurosis?
Jackson Tan
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| Barked: Wed May 22, '13 11:29pm PST |  |  |  |  | Some can be absolute freakazoids, and I can't imagine them being happy without an activity to funnel that herding instinct ... Preferably herding. Then you can get the nice middle of the road ones who love their agility and so on and are happy pets. Chose wisely, look at show breeders first. |  |  |  |  |
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Raw Food Diet > Starting in the Raw
Jackson Tan
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| Barked: Wed May 22, '13 7:30am PST |  |  |  |  | Folks generally recommend a three protein minimum. I do beef mainly, with chicken, lamb and pork as I get it. I do add some kibble, canned food and table scraps sometimes. The patties with the occasional piece of chicken or lamb should be okay, but make sure to add some sardine or fish oil if the beef isn't grass fed for omega oils. You can use eggs too. Lamb hearts are great for red meat variety on a beef diet.
Just try to make sure at least half the diet is red meats is the guideline I've always been told, that's the healthiest way to go. |  |  |  |  |
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Raw Food Diet > Starting in the Raw
Jackson Tan
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| Barked: Wed May 22, '13 5:00am PST |  |  |  |  | If you are concerned about teeth on patties, incorporate a frozen beef rib into the diet once a week, under supervision. Chicken necks are no good really for teeth with a dog of that size. Lamb neck/shank are also great cleaners if you can get your hands on them, and a good meaty meal as well. |  |  |  |  |
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Jackson Tan
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| Barked: Tue May 21, '13 10:38pm PST |  |  |  |  | All I can say is I feel your pain. My dog is a hapless stooge who can growl but not much else. He is almost too heavy for me to lift. I have kicked dogs before to keep them from him whilst the owner watched on, then been screamed at. Animal control is just useless here too. I think this is a problem a lot of responsible owners have to deal with, and I'm flabbergasted people can be so irresponsible as well! |  |  |  |  |
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